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Last updated 09/07/2026
Construction & Development Updates
2026
MAY
01 – COTTESLOE
Builder appointed for Station Street development
Multiplex is appointed builder for Sirona Capital's $500 million Station Street hotel and residential development. The project comprises a 128-room hotel and 125 apartments across two towers of 17 and 15 storeys.
05 – NEERABUP
Modular housing factory planned
Built Group and Wesfarmers announce plans for a $250 million modular housing manufacturing facility at the Neerabup Automation and Robotics Precinct. The facility is expected to produce more than 2,000 apartments annually.
05 – PERTH CITY
ECU expands city campus footprint
Edith Cowan University acquires Kings Square 3 at 10 Telethon Avenue for $72 million, expanding its Perth City Campus precinct.
05 – SHENTON PARK
Former quadriplegic centre redevelopment approved
Alinea receives approval for the first stage of a $40 million redevelopment of the former quadriplegic centre at 2 Orton Road. The project comprises 46 retirement living apartments and community facilities.
05 – WATTLE GROVE
Over-50s village moves forward
Plans continue for a $190 million over-50s village at 32 Gavour Road comprising 190 homes and extensive recreational facilities including a clubhouse, indoor pool, bowling green and wellness facilities.
07 – MIRRABOOKA
Tenders close for former tavern redevelopment
Tenders close for redevelopment of the former Mirrabooka Tavern site.
09 – PERTH CITY
Affordable housing project unveiled
The State Government unveils a $25 million apartment development at Saint Columbans Lane. Designed by Plus Studios and to be built by EMCO Building, the project will deliver 44 apartments, including 35 affordable rentals and nine social housing units.
13 – HAZELMERE
Data centre recommended for refusal
A council planner recommends refusal of GreenSquareDC's proposed $600 million data centre in Hazelmere due to noise concerns associated with backup generators.
13 – MOSMAN PARK
Planning team appointed for Monument Bay project
Curtin Heritage Living appoints Cox Architecture and Urbis to lead planning for Monument Bay at 60 McCabe Street. The proposed integrated care community will include aged care, retirement living, residential housing and community facilities.
14 – BAYSWATER
Apartment development proposed for King William Street
PARC lodges a development application for a new apartment development at 7–11 King William Street.
14 – LEEDERVILLE
Town centre redevelopment plans revised
The City of Vincent releases revised plans for redevelopment of the car park sites at 1 The Avenue and 62 Frame Court. The proposal includes a new community plaza, retail frontages, Little Oxford Lane and an expanded multi-storey car park and community hub.
15 – EXMOUTH
Ningaloo resort approved
A state assessment panel approves the $70 million Ningaloo Lighthouse Resort at the former Vlamingh Head Lighthouse Holiday Park. The Forrest-backed development will comprise 57 accommodation units.
15 – BURSWOOD
Perth Park contract awarded
The State Government awards a $202.4 million contract to the Seymour Whyte, Civmec and Aurecon Alliance to construct Perth Park. The project includes a 12,000-seat amphitheatre, multi-purpose facilities and more than 600 new trees.
15 – GOSNELLS
Tender awarded for Amaroo McMahon expansion
A tender is awarded for construction of Amaroo McMahon Stages 2–5.
15 – PERTH CITY
Former WA Police building proposed for education use
A development application is lodged to convert the former WA Police office building at 79 Stirling Street into an educational facility.
18 – GIRRAWHEEN
Hub redevelopment tenders close
Tenders close for the Girrawheen Hub Redevelopment project.
19 – MURDOCH
Major concrete pour completed at Women and Babies Hospital
The first major concrete pour is undertaken at the Women and Babies Hospital construction site, involving approximately 2,200 cubic metres of concrete. The first of eight tower cranes is also installed.
19 – SUBIACO
Princess Margaret Hospital grounds reopen
The redeveloped grounds of the former Princess Margaret Hospital open to the public. Construction continues on six development lots expected to deliver approximately 1,000 apartments.
20 – EAST PERTH
22-storey mixed-use development approved
A 22-storey development is approved at 52 Bennett Street comprising 73 serviced apartments, 12 permanent dwellings and hospitality space. The project is valued at $21.5 million.
20 – JOONDALUP
Hospital expansion reaches final milestone
Sixty new medical and surgical beds open at Joondalup Health Campus, completing the final stage of the $307.9 million expansion project.
20 – MOUNT PLEASANT / SALTER POINT
Mount Henry Bridge receives heritage listing
The Mount Henry Bridge is entered on the State Register of Heritage Places. Opened in 1982, the bridge is recognised for its engineering innovation and later adaptation to accommodate rail infrastructure.
20 – NORTH FREMANTLE
Mixed-use development proposed for Queen Victoria Street
Plans are lodged for a three-storey mixed-use development at 220 Queen Victoria Street and 6 Burns Street. The proposal comprises retail premises, offices and six apartments.
21 – PERTH CITY
Wellington Street redevelopment delayed
Redevelopment of the long-vacant site at 959 Wellington Street is delayed due to a mortgage dispute linked to an overseas company. The site was previously earmarked for a $30 million hotel.
21 – WEST PERTH
Rinehart headquarters completes feature façade
The illuminated red Gungan shield façade is completed on Gina Rinehart's headquarters development.
21 – WOODMAN POINT
Ammo Jetty replacement contract awarded
Advanteering Civil Engineers is awarded a $17.3 million contract to construct a replacement jetty at Woodman Point.
22 – BRABHAM
Tender awarded for senior high school
A tender is awarded for construction of Brabham Senior High School.
22 – COTTESLOE
Ocean Beach Hotel extension sought
Developer Stan Quinlivan seeks a three-year extension for the approved Ocean Beach Hotel redevelopment after projected costs increase from $200 million to approximately $320 million.
26 – HENDERSON
Expressions of interest open for housing estate
Expressions of interest open to develop an 18-hectare state-owned site near Henderson, intended to support future housing demand associated with AUKUS-related industry growth.
26 – MOUNT LAWLEY
Large-scale tree removal planned at ECU site
Planning documents indicate approximately 836 of the 1,323 trees on Edith Cowan University's former Mount Lawley campus will be removed as part of a redevelopment expected to deliver around 1,100 homes.
26 – NORTH PERTH
North Perth Plaza sold
North Perth Plaza is purchased by an investor syndicate for $14.28 million. The centre is managed by Edison Property and may eventually transition to a Coles Local format.
27 – BEACONSFIELD
Marisol estate officially launched
The Marisol at Lefroy estate is launched on the former Beaconsfield TAFE site, with the first release comprising 25 residential lots.
27 – PERTH CITY
Build-to-rent tower approved at City Link
DevelopmentWA approves a 30-storey build-to-rent development on Roe Street comprising 174 dwellings, including 139 affordable rentals and 35 social homes.
27 – PERTH CITY
Student accommodation tower approved
Sirona Capital receives approval for a 33-storey student accommodation development at 18–28 Telethon Avenue. The project will provide 854 beds close to Edith Cowan University's city campus.
28 – BAYSWATER
Public comment opens on social housing project
Public consultation opens on DevelopmentWA's proposed nine-storey development at 40–42 King William Street containing 72 social and affordable homes.
28 – JOONDALUP
Council offers development sites for sale
The City of Joondalup offers two council-owned sites at 104 McLarty Avenue and 9 Davidson Terrace for sale through an expressions of interest process. The sites are being marketed with no prescribed height limits.
28 – PERTH CITY
Future of Mount Hospital secured
Bethesda Health Care agrees to take over operation of Mount Hospital following Healthscope entering receivership.
28 – PERTH CITY
Riverfront masterplan attracts record engagement
The City of Perth's draft riverfront masterplan records the highest level of community engagement in the city's history, attracting more than 13,000 visits and strong public support.
28 – PERTH CITY
Stockade building sold
The historic Stockade building at 145 Barrack Street is purchased by Fragrance Group.
28 – WANGARA
Industrial development proposed on Gnangara Road
A development application is lodged for a $20 million industrial project at 341 Gnangara Road comprising seven warehouses, a car wash and a 24-hour fuel station.
29 – EAST FREMANTLE
Community session planned for Leeuwin Barracks site
Defence announces a community information session regarding the proposed divestment of the 14.3-hectare Leeuwin Barracks site on Riverside Road.
29 – HILLARYS
Marine Rescue Whitfords facility completed
Construction is completed on the new two-storey Marine Rescue Whitfords facility, including training areas, operational offices and communications infrastructure.
29 – NEDLANDS
The Gardens apartment project completed
Construction is completed on The Gardens apartment development in Nedlands.
29 – NORTHBRIDGE
City backs precinct renewal concept
The City of Perth supports a $22.8 million concept plan aimed at revitalising the Northbridge precinct.
29 – PERTH CITY
Former Fast Eddys site earmarked for redevelopment
Plans are lodged for a seven-storey development containing 68 tourist accommodation units on the former Fast Eddys site. The project is valued at $10 million.
29 – ROCKINGHAM
Mental health centre tenders close
Tenders close for the Rockingham Mental Health Emergency Centre project.
29 – WANNEROO
Funding committed for rugby club redevelopment
The State Government commits $2 million towards redevelopment of facilities at Wanneroo Districts Rugby Union Club at Kingsway Reserve.
30 – COTTESLOE
School footbridge closed indefinitely
The pedestrian bridge serving Cottesloe Primary School is closed indefinitely due to safety concerns. Earlier upgrade plans included replacing stairs with ramps to improve accessibility.
30 – NEDLANDS
Louise Street apartment development proposed
Architect David Hillam lodges plans for a three-storey apartment building containing 16 apartments at 21–23 Louise Street.
30 – SHENTON PARK
National Storage lease negotiations continue
National Storage declines proposed lease terms from the City of Subiaco but indicates it is willing to continue under existing arrangements.
30 – SUBIACO
King Edward Memorial Hospital identified for aged-care use
King Edward Memorial Hospital is identified as a potential future aged-care facility once hospital operations relocate.
30 – SUBIACO
WA Football continues headquarters search
WA Football continues assessing options for a new headquarters, including Gloucester Park, the WACA Ground and Leederville Oval.
31 – APPLECROSS / CRAWLEY
Ferry terminal construction tenders called
Tenders are invited for construction of new ferry terminals at Applecross and Matilda Bay, including provision for future electric ferry charging infrastructure at Matilda Bay.
JUNE
01 – ROCKINGHAM
Mental health facilities tender closes
Tenders close for construction of the Rockingham Mental Health Emergency Centre (MHEC) and Behavioural Assessment Centre (BAC).
01 – WOODMAN POINT
Storm damage closes historic Ammo Jetty
The 108-year-old Woodman Point Ammo Jetty is closed after storm damage causes significant cracking. A replacement jetty has already been approved and is planned to be constructed over the existing pylons.
02 – FREMANTLE
Mental health expansion completed at Fremantle Hospital
The $88.1 million expansion of Fremantle Hospital's mental health services is completed. The project includes additional inpatient facilities, a 24-hour Mental Health Crisis Centre, specialist older adult services and 40 additional beds.
02 – MAYLANDS
Singaporean developer acquires large development site
Sevens Group Australia acquires a 7,000sqm development site in Maylands for $13 million.
03 – EAST VICTORIA PARK
Franklins Tavern redevelopment approved
Approval is granted for a $2.5 million redevelopment of Franklins Tavern. The project will include a rooftop terrace, upgraded outdoor areas and a new streetscape.
03 – NORTHBRIDGE
Earthworks commence at Lake Street development
Willing commences earthworks for its apartment development at 139 Lake Street.
03 – PERTH CITY
Parlour Place office development completed
Construction is completed on Parlour Place at 216 St Georges Terrace. Developed by Sirona and Woods Bagot, the project introduces a range of hospitality-inspired amenities for office tenants.
03 – PORT KENNEDY
Race distance error confirmed at new Lark Hill racecourse
Racing and Wagering WA confirms two races at Lark Hill’s inaugural race meeting on 26 April were run over the wrong distance, with the Lark Hill Cup and a handicap contested over 1,680 metres instead of the advertised 1,600 metres.
03 – RIVERVALE
139-apartment mixed-use development proposed
Three Oceans lodges a development application for a mixed-use development at 3 Hawksburn Road comprising 139 apartments, three offices and a restaurant/café.
04 – MAIDA VALE
Shopping centre redevelopment tenders close
Tenders close for redevelopment of Maida Vale Shopping Centre.
06 – CLAREMONT
Olive Street Apartments owner enters administration
Administrators from KordaMentha are appointed to Hay 263 Pty Ltd, owners of the Olive Street Apartments development.
06 – COTTESLOE
Rooftop sauna proposed at surf club
Alchemy Saunas proposes a rooftop sauna facility on the North Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club ski shed. The facility would accommodate up to 22 clients per hour and operate between 5am and 9pm.
06 – KARRAKATTA
Community briefing planned for Irwin Barracks sale
Defence announces a community information session regarding the future sale of the 61-hectare Irwin Barracks site. Redevelopment would require relocation of personnel to Guildford.
06 – MATILDA BAY
Ferry terminal proposal faces uncertainty
The future of the proposed $30 million Matilda Bay ferry terminal is questioned amid calls for relocation and a nomination seeking Aboriginal heritage protection for part of the site.
06 – PERTH METROPOLITAN AREA
Metronet precincts share infrastructure funding
Ballajura, High Wycombe, Midland, Bayswater, Yanchep and Byford station precincts are selected to share $66 million in infrastructure funding to support future housing growth.
06 – SUBIACO
Calls grow for a second primary school
Concern is raised over the need for a second primary school in Subiaco, with sites including King Edward Memorial Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital and the Salvado Road Bunnings identified as possible future locations.
06 – WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Seventeen new schools announced
The State Government announces plans to construct 17 new schools across Western Australia, with most located in Perth's outer growth areas and regional centres.
08 – FLOREAT / CITY BEACH / WEMBLEY DOWNS
Planning legislation set for overhaul
Planning Minister John Carey announces plans to modernise the Cambridge Endowment Lands Act 1920, which governs planning and land management across parts of Floreat, City Beach and Wembley Downs.
09 – BENTLEY
Contract awarded for Secure Extended Care Unit
Georgiou is awarded the contract to construct Western Australia's first Secure Extended Care Unit (SECU) at Bentley Health Service. The $67.1 million facility will provide 24 beds for involuntary mental health patients.
09 – BENTLEY
New surgicentre funded
The State and Federal Governments commit $167 million towards a new Surgicentre at Bentley Health Service. The facility will include six operating theatres, two procedure rooms and a 24-bed surgical ward.
09 – MOUNT PLEASANT
Oasis Apartments completed
Construction is completed on Developwise's Oasis Apartments development in Mount Pleasant.
10 – KWINANA
Final boiler at former Kwinana Power Station demolished
The final boiler at the former Kwinana Power Station is demolished in a controlled implosion, marking another major milestone in the site’s decommissioning ahead of its redevelopment as a renewable energy hub featuring large-scale battery energy storage systems.
10 – SOUTH PERTH
Earthworks begin on riverfront apartment project
Earthworks commence for a new apartment development at 97 South Perth Esplanade.
10 – TWO ROCKS
Two Rocks Village shopping centre opens
The Two Rocks Village shopping centre opens on the former Atlantis Marine Park site. Additional specialty stores are expected to open over coming months, while the heritage-listed King Neptune statue remains on
11 – COLLIE
Funding committed for steel recycling mill
The State Government commits $9.8 million towards development of Western Australia's first steel recycling mill. The project, formerly known as Green Steel of WA, has been renamed Generation Steel.
11 – COTTESLOE
Ocean View redevelopment receives new name
Blackburne announces the former Ocean View Shopping Centre redevelopment will be known as Ocean Grand Apartments.
11 – EAST VICTORIA PARK
Terminus Lane apartment development approved
The WA Planning Commission approves Limnios Projects' $22 million Terminus Lane development at 930 Albany Highway. The project comprises two residential towers containing 45 apartments.
11 – MIDLAND
St John of God Private Hospital completed
St John of God Midland Private Hospital reaches practical completion ahead of its August opening. The new hospital will provide 123 beds, eight operating theatres and a range of specialist health services.
11 – OAKFORD
Seaweed production facility receives licence
SeaStock receives an aquaculture licence for Western Australia's first commercial-scale land-based seaweed production facility.
11 – SUBIACO
447-home housing development approved
DevelopmentWA approves a $227 million social and affordable housing development at 154 Subiaco Road. The project will comprise four apartment towers delivering 447 homes.
11 – TREEBY
Tender awarded for new primary school
A tender is awarded for construction of Treeby East Primary School.
11 – VICTORIA PARK
Eight-storey hotel proposed for Albany Highway
Parna Australia lodges plans for an $38 million, eight-storey hotel development at 555–557 Albany Highway. The proposal comprises 145 rooms, hospitality facilities and commercial tenancies.
12 – APPLECROSS
Moreau Mews tenders close
Tenders close for the Canning Bridge Town Centre Moreau Mews development.
12 – BOORAGOON
Construction commences on seniors housing development
Construction begins on an $11.9 million seniors housing development opposite Westfield Booragoon. Designed by Klopper & Davis Architects, the project will contain 20 units.
12 – MOUNT LAWLEY
Bethanie East Parade tenders close
Tenders close for the Bethanie East Parade project.
15 - CITY BEACH
Planning laws to be overhauled
The State Government proposes new legislation to remove the century-old planning powers under the Cambridge Endowment Lands Act, a move that would affect the proposed $200 million Ocean Village redevelopment and ongoing legal challenges.
16 – BULLSBROOK
Bethanie abandons lifestyle village
Bethanie abandons plans for its proposed 237-home Bullsbrook Lifestyle Village, ending what would have been the not-for-profit’s first land lease community despite the $20 million over-50s development receiving State planning approval in 2025.
16 – NORTH FREMANTLE
Leighton Beach site sold
The undeveloped Leighton Beach site purchased from the State Government in 2016 is sold to Edge Visionary Living after a decade without development. The 4,000sqm oceanfront property was originally acquired by a company associated with Victor Goh for $15.4 million.
17 – GARDEN ISLAND / HMAS STIRLING
US Navy support hub begins operations
The United States Navy officially establishes Naval Support Activity Stirling at HMAS Stirling, marking the start of permanent support operations for the AUKUS submarine program ahead of regular US and UK submarine rotations beginning in 2027.
17 – KWINANA / COCKBURN SOUND
Bipartisan support welcomed for Westport
The Kwinana Industries Council welcomes bipartisan political support for the proposed $7 billion-plus Westport container port, with industry calling for certainty as planning continues towards construction in the late 2030s.
18 – AUSTRALIA
Multiplex sold to Obayashi
Obayashi Corporation agrees to acquire Perth-founded Multiplex for US$650 million (A$930 million), with the Japanese builder announcing plans to expand its Australian operations.
18 – COOLBELLUP
Wally Hagan Stadium redevelopment progresses
The City of Cockburn votes to progress the first stage of the $60 million redevelopment of the 50-year-old Wally Hagan Basketball Stadium. The project has secured $40 million in funding, with a further $20 million yet to be committed.
18 – DAWESVILLE
St John WA depot tenders close
Tenders close for construction of the new St John WA Administration and Ambulance Depot.
18 – MIDLAND
Roshana granted permanent approval
The City of Swan grants permanent approval for Roshana to operate its psychiatric care facility in Midland, replacing quarterly meetings with six-monthly community and staff meetings.
18 – NORTHAM
AvonWest opening delayed
The opening of the $500 million AvonWest logistics and enterprise hub is delayed until the end of 2027 due to rising construction costs, inflation and challenging earthworks.
18 – NORTH FREMANTLE
Serai development completed
Construction is completed on the seven-storey Serai development in North Fremantle after eight years of planning. The project delivers 87 apartments and 11 townhouses, with almost 90 per cent of homes already sold.
19 – WESTERN SUBURBS
Station precinct plan progresses
The WA Planning Commission considers a draft station precinct improvement plan for Cottesloe, Mosman Park and Swanbourne that would allow higher-density development and transfer planning powers from local governments to the State.
20 – NORTHBRIDGE
Microbrewery and distillery proposed
Plans are unveiled for The James at 233 James Street, a hospitality venue featuring Northbridge’s first on-site microbrewery and micro-distillery. The proposal includes capacity for about 800 patrons, live entertainment, functions, a bottle shop and hands-on spirit-making experiences.
22 – CARRAMAR
Golf course redevelopment tenders close
Tenders close for the Carramar Golf Course Redevelopment.
22 – INNALOO
Vibe Apartments tenders close
Tenders close for construction of the Vibe Apartments development.
22 – NOLLAMARA
Council investigates backyard development
The City of Stirling investigates a Slindon Street property after complaints that an approved granny flat has resulted in an “accommodation village”. A building permit for a modular ancillary dwelling was approved in October 2025, with three structures installed in April 2026.
22 – PERTH
Coffee Club closes on William Street
The Coffee Club closes its 140 William Street café after the lease reached its end. The tenancy will be converted to retail use as part of the landlord’s redevelopment of the centre.
22 – WILLAGEE
Weeronga Village expansion approved
The City of Melville approves the second stage of the Weeronga Village redevelopment, comprising a four-storey building with 41 retirement apartments, parking and landscaping, expanding the over-50s community more than 50 years after it first opened.
24 – ELIZABETH QUAY
Brookfield revises office tower plans
Brookfield lodges revised plans for Lot 5 at Elizabeth Quay, replacing the previously approved 58-storey tower with a 27-storey, $250 million office building now out for public consultation.
24 – HILLARYS
$240 million apartment project approved
State planning authorities approve an $240 million development at Hillarys comprising eight and 11-storey buildings with 87 apartments and four commercial tenancies. The project forms the second stage of the more than $400 million Hillarys Gateway development.
24 – KWINANA
Adventure Park splash pad upgraded
The City of Kwinana secures a $1 million Lotterywest grant, matched by the City, to deliver a major upgrade of the Kwinana Adventure Park splash pad.
24 – KWINANA
20-year town centre plan released
The City of Kwinana releases a new 20-year precinct plan for public consultation, proposing higher-density development, expanded retail space, up to six-storey buildings and around 500 new jobs in the town centre.
24 – SCARBOROUGH
Veteran accommodation opens
Hancock Prospecting opens a newly refurbished accommodation complex in Scarborough providing more than 20 beds for homeless veterans. The facility forms part of Gina Rinehart’s $200 million veterans housing initiative and is named in honour of Ben Roberts-Smith.
25 – INGLEWOOD
Legal battle over stalled Sky Homes project
Investors launch legal action over the failed Sky Homes apartment development on Beaufort Street, as the company behind the project faces liquidation following the collapse of the Nicheliving group.
26 – JANDAKOT
Perth Surf Park tenders close
Tenders close for construction of Perth Surf Park.
27 – CLAREMONT
Library upgrade considered
The Town of Claremont considers a $100,000 upgrade to the Bay View Community Centre library following concerns over low patronage since the library relocated there in 2023.
27 – COTTESLOE
Primary school footbridge to reopen
The Cottesloe Primary School footbridge is set to reopen following temporary strengthening works after being closed due to excessive swaying, with calls continuing for a long-term replacement.
27 – CRAWLEY
Historic tramway sleepers uncovered
Timber sleepers from the early 1900s Subiaco–Matilda Bay tramway are uncovered during roadworks in Crawley, providing a rare reminder of the tram line that helped open up the riverside suburb for development.
27 – FLOREAT
Ross Memorial Church sold
The historic Ross Memorial Church on Hay Street is sold to Faith Community Church for $5.9 million after closing in 2024, ending almost 130 years of worship at the site.
27 – HILLARYS
Milk Barrel closes at Hillarys Boat Harbour
Award-winning gelato shop Milk Barrel closes at Hillarys Boat Harbour after operating at Sorrento Quay since 2017. The business changed ownership in 2023 before announcing its closure.
27 – JOLIMONT
Earthworks paused to reduce disruption
Heavy earthworks at the new Bunnings development in Jolimont are suspended for three hours each day to reduce noise and vibrations affecting neighbouring residents during construction.
27 – MT CLAREMONT
Doctor Quinlivan retires after 42 years
Dr Rosemary Quinlivan retires after 42 years at Mt Claremont Medical Centre, ending 71 years of continuous service by the Quinlivan family to the local community.
27 – NORTH FREMANTLE
Apartment development approved
The Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel approves a $22 million development at 9 Cattalini Lane comprising two three-storey buildings with 30 apartments in North Fremantle.
27 – SHENTON PARK
Minister approves higher-density rezoning
Planning Minister John Carey approves the rezoning of 37 Waylen Road from R15 to R100, allowing up to 10 apartments or five single dwellings despite the owners requesting only R60 zoning.
27 – SHENTON PARK
Water treatment upgrade proposed
Water Corporation considers a $1.3 billion replacement of its Shenton Park wastewater treatment plant, a project that could free up hectares of land for future redevelopment while increasing treatment capacity.
27 – SUBIACO
Bob Hawke College expansion funded
The State Government allocates an additional $6 million towards the expansion of Bob Hawke College, bringing the project budget to $21 million to convert the former Freemasons’ Hall into new classrooms and staff facilities.
27 – SWANBOURNE
Anzac Cottage restoration planned
The Town of Claremont commits $150,000 to restore the heritage-listed Anzac Cottage and intends to return it to its original purpose by leasing it to a war widow once the current lease expires.
29 – CHAMPION LAKES
Lifestyle village expansion approved
The Western Australian Planning Commission approves the expansion of Champion Lakes Lifestyle Village, allowing 68 additional over-55s homes and associated parking and community facilities, increasing the estate to 279 homes.
29 – ELIZABETH QUAY
Further delays hit EQWest project
Construction of the EQWest apartment and hotel towers is disrupted after electrical workers walk off the job amid a contractual dispute. A settlement is later reached and a new electrical contractor is appointed.
30 – MINDARIE
Regatta Marina apartment tenders close
Tenders close for the Regatta Marina apartment development.
